The current global situation engenders a feeling of instability and uncertainty, which in turn becomes "a seedbed for collective selfishness".
The aristocratic salon, which had been the seedbed for Russian literature, was gradually supplanted by the monthly "thick journals," the editors and critics of which became Russia's tastemakers.
A mulch-dark horizontal floor collage by Agathe Snow is both an abject jumble of junk and a seedbed for resurrection.
Clearfell forestry in Tasmanian wet eucalypt forest involves felling of all timber followed by a high intensity regeneration burn to provide a receptive mineral seedbed for seedling growth.
Airports are the seedbed for all that is most alien, angering, and atomized in our twenty-first-century days, and there are times, in this film, when Clooney's eyes appear to glaze and say, Come die with me.
In truth, Davos has rarely been a place for political breakthroughs, and while the schmoozing opportunities are nonpareil, it is not a seedbed for business deals, like Allen & Company's annual media conference in Sun Valley, Idaho.
Gordon Brown, in his speech on the war in Afghanistan last week served up that old truism: failed states are a seedbed for terrorism and establishing democratic elections are the long-term solution.
Rabbi James Rudin, senior interreligious adviser at the American Jewish Committee, said he objected because "Christianity and Christian teachings over the centuries created the seedbed for Nazism to grow in".
Tensile strength and aggregate stability are two of the most important structural properties that may affect the physical environment of the soil seedbed for germination and initial plant development.
While Pixar percolated and NeXT languished -- though it was a seedbed for technology -- Apple flourished for a while before falling on hard times.
